Pawn Power in Chess - the conclusion

I go thru stagnent periods - where I hardly study or care about or play chess - when I did my last post, I had burned out and was blowing my tactics training - and had tired of reading Pawn Power in chess - but recently I've cracked down and finished it - to be fair, I had the hardest time in the last 50 pages, where are more like demonstrative examples using Benoni structures, an opening I've never shown much interest in

But in my games, I absolutely saw definate improvement - let's start with the following

I hope to be able to redigest the material and get some additional info by watching John Watson's ICC videos on pawn structures which he had out last year - perhaps other reading material to follow - must retackle the tactics as well - they won't solve themselves -

pax

RB